Chimney Liners
Installing and repairing flue liners to safely vent your chimney and protect the surrounding masonry.
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A flue liner protects your home's structure from heat and byproducts of combustion, and it helps your chimney draft efficiently. An older chimney with a damaged or missing liner is a serious safety concern — not just a performance issue.
We install and repair liners for wood, gas, and oil-burning systems, sized and matched correctly to your appliance and flue.
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What's Included
- Assessment of your current liner condition (or absence of one)
- Liner sizing matched to your appliance and flue dimensions
- Installation of a new stainless steel or clay liner as appropriate
- Sealing and insulation where required by code
- A final draft and safety check
Signs You May Need This
- Visible cracks or gaps in an existing clay tile liner
- A chimney with no liner at all — common in older homes
- Crumbling tile fragments found in the firebox or smoke chamber
- Excess heat felt on nearby walls or framing during use
How It Works
Our Process
Assessment
We inspect the existing liner (if any) and determine what's needed for your appliance type.
Sizing
The liner is sized to match your flue and heating appliance for proper draft.
Installation
The new liner is installed and sealed according to code requirements.
Final Check
We test draft and confirm a safe, code-compliant installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do all chimneys need a liner?
Modern building codes require lined flues, and for good reason — an unlined or damaged flue lets heat transfer to combustible material nearby. If your chimney doesn't have one, it's worth addressing.
How long do chimney liners last?
It depends on the material and how the chimney is used — stainless steel liners are built for long-term durability, while older clay tile liners are more prone to cracking over time from heat cycling.
How It Works
It's Easy As 1-2-3
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We Inspect Your Chimney
A licensed technician assesses the issue.
We Fix It Same Day
Most repairs are completed in a single visit.
